Bruce Lee Movie:

		List Price: $24.95		Label: A&E Home Video Salesrank: 26718 Released: July 26, 2005
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		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
He fought his way from the mean streets of Hong Kong to international superstardom. With blazing fists and a burning passion, he became one of the most celebrated kung-fu masters of all time. In classic films like Fists of Fury and Enter the Dragon, he created the martial arts action genre that has become a favorite of moviegoers worldwide. But just as he reached the height of fame, he was struck down by a mysterious ailment or was it the curse that supposedly follows his family? This fascinating program examines the short, meteoric life of Bruce Lee. Exclusive interviews with friends and family including his late son Brandon and extensive footage from home movies, screen-tests and his legendary films help reveal the man behind the myth of the Immortal Dragon.

Description of Biography - Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon (A&E DVD Archives):
Bruce Lee was an amazingly prolific, influential, and graceful man, and his mark on the world have been assured even if he hadn't made a single film. But those five films he made as an adult (he was a child actor in Hong Kong before returning to the U.S.), along with his untimely death, have captured the imagination of generations of martial arts fans. Because of his high profile, though, Lee's life has been well documented over the years--so this A&E Biography proves somewhat redundant, despite its quality. The Immortal Dragon may be more accurate than other offerings--Dragon, the Lee bio that starred Jason Scott Lee (no relation, but a remarkable resemblance), is probably the most entertaining--but there aren't enough revelations here to make it indispensable. At a scant 50 minutes, The Immortal Dragon may not have enough time to fulfill on its initial promise. How unlike Lee. --Randy Silver

Biography - Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon (A&E DVD Archives) Reviews:
Wonderful Biography
2009-02-01 - This is the Biography to have. For me, Bruce Lee is and always has been the most inspirational person in my life. Setting goals and making the personal effort (and sacrifices) to achieve them is a hallmark of Master Lee. As the years go by (today's my 51st birthday), I still look at Bruce and see new things. I couldn't have discovered a better role model for my life. I constantly refine my understanding of Bruce and see things in him today that even I had somehow overlooked before. I never thought this possible, but I'm still discovering the genious of this individual. Great Bio - superb human being... Robert, I'm still waiting for your film on the "real" brother beyond "Dragon..."

Bruce Lee is the best street fighter!
2008-06-10 - The Biography - Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon(A&E)
is awesome! It tells about Bruce Lee's life and about his fighting skills.
I'am female fan of Bruce Lee 'til now....I still doing his fighting method; to defend myself from bad people.

Good Biography
2007-10-03 -
I really liked this biography since I am a big Bruce Lee fan but the only this is that I found it to be very short. I would still recommend to any Bruce lee fans out there.

Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon is great DVD!
2007-08-01 - Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon is great DVD! this video explains the history and biography of the greatest Martial artists of all time, Bruce lee! This documentary video gives you insight on how Bruce Lee became famous! This video has rear clips and video of Bruce lee performing his amazing martial arts demonstration on film and television. It has interviews with Bruce Lee's family and friends including his late son, Brandon Lee. I recommend it.

phylography
2007-05-17 - If someone told me "Bruce Lee was a philosopher" a few years ago, I would have laughed out loud.
I've loved Bruce Lee as Martial Arts expert/performer/action_movie-pioneer for years and years, but the stuff I read about Bruce Lee's philosophy and ideas in general was always muddy, oddly put together, and or tough to read.
This bio is concise, informative, and not repetitive the way a lot of early A&E Biographies were. And of course, the best thing about this DVD, is that you see and understand that Bruce Lee was more than a physical phenom that moved (more than anyone I've ever seen) in what could be posted in wikipedia as "Poetry in Motion."